Why Emotional Regulation Might Mean Everything, with Terri Duncan, CCC-SLP
Summary
Host Barry Prezant and Dave Finch welcome Terry Duncan, founder of Children's Autism Services of Edmonton (CASE) and author of "Why Emotional Regulation Might Mean Everything." Terry shares her journey and explains CASE's foundational focus on emotional regulation and developmental approaches over compliance-based methods. They discuss the broad definition of regulation, illustrate concepts with stories, and explore the importance of regulation across the lifespan for both neurodivergent and neurotypical individuals.Episode description
Emotional regulation is being embraced by parents, neurodivergent individuals educators and therapists as an important concept underlying respectful and developmentally informed practices for supporting autistic and neurodivergent individuals. As founder and Director of Children's Autism Services of Edmonton (Alberta, Canada), Terri Duncan, CCC-SLP has prioritized emotional regulation as foundational to services provided to children and families. From these experiences, she has recently published a book focused on implementing services with emotional regulation as a priority. Terri discusses with Barry and Dave how emotional regulation has become so central to her practice, and to her center.
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